well-taught

A solid defence is the hallmark of a well-taught student.

Private schools succeed because they have a robust, well-taught curriculum in hard subjects.

AP officials stress that a well-taught course does not guarantee success on the exam.

No amount of well-taught theory in a class situation can compare to what was learnt by students on the field trip.

That was a bad habit among the breed, he'd discovered, and one reason why they were often no match for a well-taught warrior.

And how these things could be well-taught.

A well-taught service course can be a show-case of philosophy in action, with the potential to have long-lasting effects on students.

He was a good singer, well-taught, and the high clear notes flowed softly through the gloomy air like rays of light.

The subject had to be well-taught, with a wide range of responses and a significant recognition-range of vocabulary.

Gifters make between-meal bites of the naive, while the well-taught escape with their lives.

But the princess had been well-taught.

It was well-taught and very relaxed.

It is well-developed, cohesive, flexible, and well-taught, preparing students more than adequately for the marketplace.

She was well-taught enough to hit the ground rolling, and a moment later she was on her feet, sidearm out, looking for the others.

The well-taught student of geography, he argued, should learn to wonder without condemning and to smile at some new experience without contempt.

We're now studying introductory Italian in a wonderful, well-taught course at Cornell University.

They appeared exceedingly well-taught, and not better taught than fed; for a more chubby-looking full-waistcoated set of boys, I never saw.

"We were well-taught and treated with dignity," Mr. Ashby wrote.

He is wise and well-taught, and, above all, he has the eyes that make the Jungle People afraid.

The well-taught philosophic mind to all compassion gives; casts round the world an equal eye and feels for all that lives.

So, a well-taught course - whether in geology, biology or physics - can train a mind to think in a rigorous, scientific manner.

Because of his own experience, Anderson feels that well-taught introductory courses in archaeology or anthropology can be crucial in recruiting new members to the profession.

One benefit of a more market-oriented system will therefore be that universities will have to respond to student demand and provide well-taught and relevant courses.

James Collins, who arrived in the summer from Aston Villa to add grit and nous to the defence, has clearly been well-taught.

Well-designed, well-taught ethics courses, enlivened by "cases" from real life and excerpts from good literature, are to the point and useful.